Practice question
Under Article 64 of Ley 24.449, when a traffic collision involves a pedestrian, what legal presumption applies when determining responsibility?
- The pedestrian is always presumed fully responsible for the crash
- The pedestrian enjoys the benefit of the doubt and presumptions in their favor, unless they committed a serious violation of traffic rules; the driver who lacked right-of-way or committed an infraction related to the cause is presumed responsible
- Responsibility is always split exactly 50/50 between driver and pedestrian
- No presumption exists; pedestrians must always prove the driver's fault with video evidence
Answer: B — The pedestrian enjoys the benefit of the doubt and presumptions in their favor, unless they committed a serious violation of traffic rules; the driver who lacked right-of-way or committed an infraction related to the cause is presumed responsible
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